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Moving Motion

Neil Ellis Orts·April 30, 2014
Los Angeles filmmaker and performer Wu Tsang has started a year-long project, commissioned by DiverseWorks with the University of Houston Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts and the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston.
DanceHouston

Don’t Cry for Her

Holly Beretto·April 30, 2014
Evita, the Andrew Lloyd Webber/Tim Rice rock opera that took audiences by storm when it debuted in London in 1978, is making its way through Texas
Theater

Great and/or Mediocre Houston and/or Texas Art of the Past and/or Present in Houston Museums Now!

Devon Britt-Darby·April 26, 2014
That’s the muddled message coming out of Randy Tibbits’s complaint about what he sees as a too-low presence...
Dallas/Ft WorthHoustonLoose EndsVisual Art

Houston Palestine Film Festival Going Strong in its Eighth Season

Nancy Zastudil·April 25, 2014
A grassroots, art-based film festival celebrating Palestinian cinema sounds intriguing, doesn’t it?
FilmHouston

Acting in Texas: Julienne Greer at Circle Theatre

Nancy Wozny·April 24, 2014
Julienne Greer takes on the role of Juliana Smithton in Circle Theatre’s production of Sharr White's The Other Place, May 1-24.
Acting in TexasActing in Texas

Musings on Ballet’s Famous Faun

Nancy Wozny·April 22, 2014
I'm thrilled to see Nancy Buirski's film Afternoon of a Faun: Tanaquil LeCercq screening at the MFAH May 24- June 1.
DanceFilmHouston

War Horse Stops in Houston and Austin

Jennifer Smart·April 21, 2014
It goes without saying that teamwork is important for the puppeteers who operate Joey, the larger-than-life star of War Horse.
AustinHoustonTheater

Disney’s Beauty and the Beast

SCOT C. HART·April 18, 2014
The show is now on its fourth national tour, the original Broadway creative team has been reunited to rejuvenate the production, and it shows beautifully on stage at the AT&T Performing Arts Center as part of the Lexus Broadway Series through April 27.
Dallas/Ft WorthTheater

L’État, C’est Moi, Y’all

Charissa N. Terranova·April 17, 2014
There was no public vernissage where art-fanboys might tip hats to a curator and the new artist on the scene, Dubya, while getting tipsy from champagne.
Visual Art

What’s the Matter with Rice? Part 3

Devon Britt-Darby·April 17, 2014
VIDEO ABOVE and IMAGE BELOW of Art Barn demolition by Tish Stringer. Not much to add to Drexel...
HoustonLoose EndsVisual Art

The Sounding World

Joseph Wozny·April 12, 2014
Hearing Pisaro for the first time felt like hearing Morton Feldman for the first time, or seeing a James Turrell for the first time. It opens me up.
HoustonMusic

Paper + Pygmalion

Jennifer Smart·April 11, 2014
Thousands of sheets of paper wafting through the air while a young girl dances on aerial silk and actors perform magic, acrobatics and more, all without uttering a word.
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